Which graduate entry medicine courses can I apply to?
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All 24 UK graduate entry medicine courses here ask for at least a 2:1 degree, though some accept a 2:2 with a Masters or PhD.
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Can I do graduate entry medicine with a 2:2?
Yes, with a Masters or PhD at City St George's, Swansea, Chester, Liverpool, Warwick and Worcester. Nottingham accepts a taught Masters at Merit and Ulster a Masters at 60%. Cambridge, Pears Cumbria, Sheffield, Southampton and ScotGEM say a postgraduate degree does not make up for it.
Which graduate entry medicine courses accept any degree?
City St George's, Newcastle, Swansea, Ulster, Cambridge, Chester, UEA, Liverpool, Nottingham, Southampton, ScotGEM, Surrey, Warwick and Worcester. Queen Mary accepts any degree with science A-levels.
Do I need the UCAT or the GAMSAT?
City St George's, Liverpool, ScotGEM, Ulster, UEA and Surrey take the GAMSAT. Swansea, Pears Cumbria, Chester and Worcester take either. The rest take the UCAT, including Nottingham, which switches from the GAMSAT for 2027.
Can international students apply for graduate entry medicine?
Newcastle, Swansea, Ulster, Chester, Manchester, Nottingham, Oxford, Surrey, Warwick and Worcester take international applicants. The London courses, Cambridge, Liverpool, Southampton and ScotGEM are for home fee status only.
How long is graduate entry medicine?
Four years at all 24 courses, against five or six years for standard entry.
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What it does
Add your degree class and subject. We check every UK graduate entry medicine course for 2027 entry.
24 four-year graduate entry medicine courses in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, plus three routes for qualified dentists, for 2027 entry. Birmingham's former graduate course has closed.
Method
- We read each university's own 2027 graduate entry pages (2026 where 2027 is not yet out) and UCAS on 5 October 2026, and every degree-class, test and closure claim was re-checked independently.
- Your degree class is checked against the minimum, and against the rule for a 2:2 with a Masters or PhD where the school publishes one.
- Your degree subject is checked against the subjects each school accepts. Where the rule depends on modules or an approved list, it is a check.
- Your test is checked against the tests each course takes, and international applicants against fee status.
- Extra rules your answers cannot settle (A-levels, care experience, widening participation) are shown as checks.